Girls basketball

Huntley 71, Prairie Ridge 18: At Huntley on Thursday, the Red Raiders won their fourth straight outright Fox Valley Conference title. Huntley (30-0, 17-0) also tied the program’s record for most wins in a season, set during the 2015-16 season.

Anna Campanelli led the Red Raiders with 17 points, and Paula Strzelecki added 11 points.

Maia Cassin finished with five points for the Wolves (12-15, 8-9), while Zoe Nanos and Bella Militello each finished with four.

Cary-Grove 48, McHenry 18: At Cary, Ellie Mjaanes scored 27 points for the Trojans to go over the 1,000-career points mark. Sam Skerl finished with seven points for C-G (22-7, 16-2) while Avery Stortz added four.

Maritza Martinez led the Warriors (3-27, 0-18) with six points.

Burlington Central 48, Hampshire 47: At Burlington, three Rockets scored in double-figures to help their team pick up a close FVC win. Julia Scheuer led Central (10-19, 8-9) with 16 points, Audrey LaFleur added 13, while Ainsley Wilson finished with 12.

Chloe Van Horn led the Whip-Purs (13-16, 9-8) with 17 points, and Mikala Amegasse added 13.

Crystal Lake Central 50, Dundee-Crown 29: At Crystal Lake, Ruby Macke and Hadley Ferrero both scored in double-figures to lead the Tigers to an FVC win. Macke led Central (20-8, 12-5) with 16 points, Ferrero had 10, while Leah Spychala added nine.

Crystal Lake South 49, Jacobs 24: At Algonquin, the Gators picked up their second straight win in commanding fashion. Laken LePage led South (15-14, 9-8) with 17 points, Gaby Dzik scored 14, and Tessa Melhuish added 12.

Johnsburg 61, Harvard 28: At Johnsburg, Summer Toussaint tossed in 15 points to help the Skyhawks pick up their 20th win of the season. Carlie Majercik added 12 points for Johnsburg (20-11, 9-4), while Ava Jablonski and Skye Toussaint each added eight points.

Alden-Hebron 43, Hiawatha 37: At Hiawatha, Rileigh Gaddini scored 20 points to lead the Giants to a win on the road. Hayden Smith added 11 points for A-H (7-17).

Plano 58, Richmond-Burton 14: At Plano, the Rockets (7-21, 1-13) couldn’t keep up in their road Kishwaukee River Conference game.